Sharpening the Edges

[Chopper0080]

The Mike Green slide begins

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Maybe. The willingness to talk about it always resonates with teams differently. Similar to the Parsons hazing at Penn St. Also depends what teams have learned in their own, independent investigations. If the stories match it is of course different than if what Green is saying is very different than what they are hearing.

 

[BirdGangThing]

seems like monti avoids sharp edges - more of a butter knife kinda guy

 

[Stout]

With Sawyer, I think he'll be a better pro than college player, but we'll see a solid steady guy. Zaven is probably a good comp. The thing with Sawyer is he bulked up to play DE. He could easily drop 10-15 pounds if a team wanted to play him as a pure edge and he'd be more athletic and quicker. But he's still not going to be a twitchy high sack guy.

If Zaven is a good comp, we should avoid him like the plague in the 1st round. Or second or third rounds, TBF.

 

[football karma]

If Zaven is a good comp,

good grief

in Zaven's senior season he had 59 tackles and 4 sacks, a career high. Playing for Tulsa. In the AAC conference.

Sawyer had 57 tackles and 9 sacks last year, playing in the Big10.

ill take "thickly build white guys who love football" as the comp, but after that........

 

[Chopper0080]

I could easily see the Cardinals approach the EDGE room like they did the CB room in last year's draft. Add two, one early and one mid.

 

[juza76]

Ot
Talking about edge players, recently i watched a video of micah person going
1vs1 with a sumo wrestler
Micah Parson didnt move him a inch
Could Sumo be part of a training program for offensive lineamen especially in their high school college?

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